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…of things and be an anchor for them during hard times. He had many brothers and sisters so there was no shortage of problems. Walt’s father, Walt Sr., was a stern and hot-tempered man. His sister Hannah was married to a very abusive husband. She was often…

…of Antigone through the beginning, middle, and end of the story. Antigone is a very strong willed character. In the very first scene of the book Antigone is talking to her sister (Ismene) about how their two brothers (Eteocles and Polyneices) killed each other…

…. His decision says that Shad is an unselfish person who is courageous. Another character that must make a difficult decision is Jethro. Nine year old Jethro Creighton finds himself the man of the family after his three brothers answer the call to arms…

…the economic situation Mabel, the main character, is facing with only her three brothers (since their parents died), the story focuses mainly on the emotional problems Mabel is suffering through now. Since she feels she has no other positive solution to end them…

…for his other family members who had lost a brother. If Polyneices had not been related to the king, this decision would have been justified but he should have had more respect for his brother's wife. This decree he has made has forced him to loose everything…

…. Art and religion, therefore, were among Vincent's early experiences as he grew up in the family home with his three sisters and two brothers. Vincent tried his hand at many things before turning to painting. He worked in the family art dealing business…

…Death and Love in Antigone Death and love go hand in hand in Greek tragedies. Antigone loves her brother so much that she risks her life to give him the proper burial he deserves. When Haimon discovers his love, Antigone, dead he becomes so…

…"Forgiveness in Families" was a very deep touching story written by Alice Munro. It talked about the author's mother who had gone unconscious on the bathroom floor when her brother, Cam, was supposed to take care of her due to she was vomiting before…

…to explode sometimes. When I was younger seven or eight years old I felt a need to get approval from my older brothers and sisters. I was the one that my parents always came to when they wanted to know the truth as to what happened. One day my parents left…

…, the isolation of losing your brother. Masculinity secondly, how masculinity is compared and shown off to peers, and the difference between the sexes. Another important theme is relationships. Isolation is heavily symbolized with the use of the wrestling ring around…